SI) Iteatfagtcfl Volume XVIII- -Ne 227 LANCASTER, PA. FRIDAY MAY 2G 1S82. Price Twe Carts. Vv TI'HE OltKAT NEW TOKR UAZAAIi. GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S, GREAT JNTEW YORK BAZAAR 20 & S NORTH QTJKUN STREET. Our Counters are daily filled with Immense Bargains. We such a line of goods as has never been seen in this SPECIAL BAEGAINS: 400 dozen Ladies' Full Regular Made Balbriggau Hese, euly 2,"c. f.00 de.eu Klcr:u)t Heavy ."iO-bone Corsets at '.J7c, fully worth SOe. 100 dozen Elegant Sateen Cellars (all colors) only lCc. fi00 dozen Ladies' Pelka Dotted Cambric Cellars, only 4c. 200 dozen Ladies White Aprons, Itulllcd Edge (in dots), only 23c. I."i0 dozen Ladies' Einbroiilcrcil-Freut Chemise, only 35c. 500 yards Hash Kihbeu (six inch) Surah All Silk, only ."2i:. per yd. WE AllE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, OUR OBJECT P.EING TO HAVE ANY ARTICLE ANY LADY MAY ASK FOR. Laces. Laces. WK HAVE MALTESE, CI.UNY. SPANISH, VER.MH.ELLE. LANQUEDOL', EDI.KWEISS. IN FACT ANY MAKE OK LACK SOLO, Our Ci'i'iuti ami Rhirk r-.:mili Lace, at l'l !.:. i't, "JS :M. :!Tianil lv ihtjuIiIiiii net te l- c.a.lli il. Laces, Cellars, etc. In tiiisdepaillili-ut we have Cellars, Fiehu3 and Tiea in alt jii:ilitii'4aml in all iilt'iw. lace cellar.- at 8. '., in, iri.'i, :::,.'-(., up ! e SH.e . lace fichus iii is si. :-., rHi,(;',7.v., iijitn ."..ri(i. lack ti Ks at le. ir. i:, :: i: :n .. up te ,i::.7.".. LACK HANDKERCHIEFS at if,, i;, .V.Il-., up ie $7.re. Vc have i-iiiistaiilly tin-latfsi u.iveltir. Parasols. Oiir.ANll.A PARASOLS al f. I, ;. ami I Hie net tube excelled. OurSII.lv PARASOLS aic fin-up at f 1.0 1. $1.50, il.;ii,2M). ELEGANT LINED I'AUASOI.S. with ami without la.'.', ut 2flt, $!;'!, S2.',r, ?:150, up tei.-, in all enlm-'. GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S Great it Yerk Bazaar, Great If M Bazaar, . 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN ST. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN ST. ' LANCASTER, PA. J OH.N S. CIV1.KK V rO.'t AlVl.KTISi:fil The back wai dnfiss of the mj.iei having intufeied somewhat with the sale of our LARGE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, Thus leaving nunc en hand than we care te can v through the season, v.e have determined te CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK of goods in this line if jif-sililf. by marking thein DOWN SO LOW ! A'J te make it an inducement for everyone t visit, us bfern purchasing DRESS GOODS. JOHN Ne. 25 EAST KING STREET, JOHN S. GIVLSR, ItOTYKKS Jt UUKST'S Miff OltY IStHIIIS 123 AND 131 NORTH QUEEN STREET, NEW PARASOLS, NEW SILK UMBRELLAS, Opening at. the Nev; Stoic. N1SW DRESS GOODS, NEW LAYVNS, .lust Opened at the New Steie. NEW IJLACK SILKS, NEW COLORED SILKS, Opening at the New Sleie. NEW LACES, NEW LACK COLLARS, Just Opened at the New Stoic. NEW KID GLOVES, NEW LACE MITTS, .lust Opened at the New Stoic. KVKKYTlilNti NEW AT THK NEW STOKE. Buy the DERMATOID Corset, for sale only at the New Stere. BOWERS & HURST. -VTYKKS & K. VTHFON. DON'T KA 1 1. TO hXAAMNI OUl: TEN UOLI.AK SUIT, IT IS KQUAI.TOAXY SClT.Mii.D ELSEWII KUF. KOU KOlii: TEKN llOI.I.AIfs. Sll!Ii'I!. ALL WOOL. 1'i.ujiitEii's X UOK OUT FOR MOTHS! BUY CARBOLIZED PAPER, BEST .MOTH PROOF ARTICLE IX THE WORLD FOR CARPETS, FUISS, &U Tarred Eoeflng Pelt by tlie yard or ten. . SF WHOLESALE SUPPLY DEPOT: Neb. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA. JOHN L. ARNOLD. GitASD OfEXIXU OF TUK UREAT XEW YORK Corsets. All our Corbels warranted iifrlcet lit. We i li.ive Cer-rti :it :J7, r.i, 7.1, 7.", &."ie., I, up te i.". I Wu have Or. Wnrucr'ii Health Ceraliuu Cor- ! M't :il 1.U. Ve li:iv Madame Fny'.s Cewli i At '.tic. We have HcaMIiIc Hip i.ersets ats.ic. We have Hertzes Cer.-eK at fl.li. All el these Cer-cN aie et Celebrated Make ami the PRICES AUK I.OWKI: lli.inany in I 111' fit v. Of'!! HOSIER! DEPARTMENT It lull uitli any kliul or Miialily et HOSE that e.in he. piircliasiMl a; puces lliat a-duii-.h every -Ueily. Our I'NDKItWK.Ml DEPARTMENT i-.aN.il lillfil with the finest ntocket' CHEMISE, PAN TA LET IS, SKIRTS anil NIGHT GOWN'S, all at t lit very lowest priees. A Ne, in llii-i depart lii. 'ill a lull line ei KaISIK-' CLOAKS ami APRONS at very low piiiv- Oui'Mleek el uir.r.e.Ns, trimmings, r.UTTONS, .IEWELRY ami gents furnishing geed.-, l-i i einpii'lc v i tli all the latest neveliie-i or tin' season. Our Millinery Department. Our IE THEItsut 'Ce. il.re aifi'lliiiir vi'iy rapidly. f have tli. 'in in all eiilers. 1JIY auOItS, Xe. KNT. IMPORTANT! S. GIVLER GEO. STtlltK, VLOTJJISa. If you are a buyer of Spring Clothing it will pay you te spend some time in our Salesrooms ; tliey are the most spacious in the state outside of Philadelphia. Ro Re Ro menibor you have ever sixty st.yle te eolect from and all our own make. MYERS & BATHFMT, THK POPULAR CLOTHIERS. sui'1'i.wa. BAZAAR." are offering for This Menth city for the price. An elegant lineet HLACK, WHITE and COLORED FLUMES ami TIPS at pi Ihii te Mult ever.j !' ly. Our aeiimcnt el rl.eWKI.S N net te be surpassed ; weliavcaii'i Kind. Our stock of UNTR1MMED HATS i-. still lull. We liavi- lieniii'N, .-aileiN. l'atipncc anil all tlie luU'M. Ml::ipf-. A tnll line et Kinc l.ej l.ej heni Hats ter J.ailic- .mil Cliililivn, Our a.aerliiu'iit in CllIl.DUKN'.S HATS is lull, we have llal-j Inuii ic. ii,i te jffi.OJ. Our en-Kant liui! et I.ADIKS TU1MMKD HATS have only te be seen te lit: appice luted, as ve ean suit everybody. Our OltDKi: DKrAU'l'MKNTisene et our speeiultifs. We trim our llat- at very short netiei", as vvf finpley only the best New Yerk MilliuiT.s. Our wert; is llrst ela-.s in every re-peel. Gloves. Our I.1SI.K THUKAO (il.OVKS at l!e. are net te be beat; they have three lull Plasties and are regular made. We have l.isle Thread Oleve at'je. IZ, l'., '.'.', ."", r,ee. up te $l.t) per pair. Our KID OI.OVKS are well Iniewn ler iliulr exceilence in iiuality. 3-luitteii Kiench Kid .V.)e., all colors. ::-button Krencli Kid !ijc. in colors and black. u-chisp Kreueh Kid'.l7e . in colors anil black. -I clasp Kreneh Kid JI.'2T, in colors and black, Min.iuelatreOlevc.s, undresi'd, at $1.1skrai. ' " dressed, at. $l.ir s kii Kleanl assiii'Uneiit Til LACK MITTS at all pnees. & CO. LANCASTER, PA. P. BATHVON. HON"!- KAIL TO I'-XAMIXIC (llli: i:ii!IT IHlLUIt SUIT, IT IS I.IJUAI. TO ANY hl'IT SOI. II KI.S l!H II KliE rOU l Ki.Vi: DOI.I.AUS. STU1CT l.'i ALL WOOL. BlEIilCAI.. J ueiiicic'r lUmewncd Cough Syrup. A pleasant, sute.siieeUy ami sure remedy ler Colds. CeurIih, Jleui'sfuess, Atlu.:a, lulluen Zil. Seivncm el llie Tluiiiit anil Cliest, Uron Uren iiiiis. Whoenliui J-'ensrli. SnittliiffoflSleoil. lu- r lhnnniutien el tlic l.nngs unil all Diseases et the Cliesl ami Air rassages. Tliis valiiuiile preparation cembiue.-j nil tuc meiiicinal virtue et tlie?e urticlcj ivliicli long experienee lias proved te possess the most sate ami ellicient qualities ler tlie eure of all kinds et lung diseases. PI1ICB. 25 Ccsitc. rrepared onlyaiulseM ly OHAS. A. LOOHER, WHOLESALE -and retail druggist, Ne. U East King Street, Lancaster THE APIARY. TO KEE1 1JEES FROM AIISCOMJING. Facta About tlie Keariiig or Hers Seme Timely Agricultural I'elutH. Country Gentleman. The swarming season will seen be here, and many bee-kecpers, will be heard tell ing hew many swarms they have lest by geiup te the weeds. Taking the whole country ever, the less occasioned each year by absconding swarms, would repre sent quite a snug little sum. There is, perhaps, nothing mero aggravating te a beekeeper than te sec a line swarm of bees searing above the tree tops en their way te some distant forest ; and it cer tainly is net profitable te raise bees and then have them run te the weeds. In nearly all cases, after issuing fieiu the hive, a swarm clusters upon the bianch of some tree or bush, where it re mains from fifteen minutes te an hour, and sometimes longer. First swarms al most invariably cluster in this manner be fore leaving. Seme writers have asserted and have given pretty geed evidence in suppeit of their assertions, that after a swarm bus clustered, it sends out a num ber of bees as scouts in search of a future borne. As seen as seme of these scouts discover some cavity which they consider suitable for a habitation, they return and lead the swarm thither. As seen as a swarm is hived, it should be carried away and placed upon a stand at some distance from where it clustered ; else some successful scouting party may return and possibly induce the swarm te desert the hive given it, for a mere natural home in the forest. At least, se say some geed autheiities upon this subject. Rut the swarms that go oil without clustering are, peihaps, mere thau equaled by these that come out and leave after they have been hived. If this desertion is net caused by the " scouts"' coining back and enticing them away, it is probably caused by hiving them in an unclean hive or one that has some unpleasant odor, or perhaps the hive has tee small an entrance te furnish sufficient ventilation. In het weather, newly hived swauin: should be shaded ; but perhaps the best inducement te remain a' iieme that cm be offered a swarm, is a comb el unsealed breed; yet even this sometimes la. !s. Fer firsi swarms however, there is au almost certain remedy for absconding, and that is the clipping of the queen's wing. The young queens that accompany later swarms have net been fertilized; hence their wings cannot be clipped. Although some apiarists prefer natural swarming, after swaimiug is sel dom allowed. Thu-. if queens' wings are clipped as seen as the queens commence laying, there will be few swarms lest by absconding. l.cc.s sometimes .swarm out in the spring wheu no cause cuu be assigned, unless it is that they are wuak, discouraged, short of stores, or something of the kind ; and in such instances they de net always abscond, but eftencr try te make their way into ether colenics. Qucen-i caring nuclei, especially if ajleivcd te become weak, or left without unsealed breed, are quite apt te swarm out. and cither abscond or unite with, some ether colony. Among educated bee-keepers, the issu ing of a swarm is no longer accompanied by by the ringing of bells, the blowing of hoi us, and the drumming of tin pans ; but wheu a bec-keeper sees that a swarm is bent en lhght, he takes a pail of water upon his arm, seizes his Whitman's foun tain pump, which is furnished with a spraying attachment, and proceeds te give the bees such a wetting that they are com pelled te hang themselves upon something, e.ven though it is the bee-keeper himself. Discharging a gun into the advanced poi pei poi tien of a truant swarm, waving a large Hag attached te a long pole, in front of the swarm, throwing dirt among the bees, or throwing among them, by means of a miner, a redaction of the sun's rays, have all been lecemmendcd as efficient measmes for arresting the flight of a runaway swarm. Probably anything that confuses or disconcerts the bees would have the same ellect, but there is nothing equal te the fountain pump above mentioned. Such a pump costs only .seven or eight dollars, and the less of two swarms would mere than equal its cost, whilp the pump is an excellent implement ler washing windows and carriages, watering flowers and plants, extinguishing incipient fires, sprinkling lawns, and for applying insect destroying decoctions te bushes, vines, trees, etc. Alter a swarm is beyond reach, I knew tf no better way than te chase after it, climb trees, cltj., until it is ihially gotten into a hive. Gi-evrm Oucuiubcnt. Gerniaiitnvvn Tclcgrapli. It ought te be very easy te grew geed cucumbers ; yet very many people fail in doing se. The seeds grew well enough, but as seen as the weather gets warm, the young fruit seems te ret en the stem near the root, and the whole plant wilts in a single day and never recovers. The gieat p'eint in cucumber-growing seems te be that, in addition te high temperature, it loves a moist atmosphere. There must be a tiemendeus evai oration through se much leaf sin face, and all the moisture te supply this waste comes through ene very small stem and by the aid of roots, which have te get all the moisture within a very small circle. A partially shaded place, therefore, where the plant can get ail the moisture it needs from the earth, and yet net be exposed te great evaporating in fluences, would be just the thing for the cucumber. A hillside, exposed te the warm summer's sun, is net quite the place for it. It is well enough for the beat, but net for the moisture. A neith side of a beard fence would be the very best spot. Of course this relates te garden culture. In field culture, a low bottom, warm and net wet, but with a lalher damp atmos phere settling in about it, would be the best possible position te insure a geed cucumber crop. The leaves, tee, cover the whole surface, as they must at running at will ever the ground. A cu cumberer of the ground is net at all out of the way in this article of culture. Some have had excellent success with cucumbers by training or rather tying them up te stalks; but the little tendrils seem te need some thing te cling te. A bundle of twiggy sticks would be much hotter. Set round in a circle, and tied together at the top like a shock of corn, it is quite, likely that first-rate cucumbers could be mown. All this is for regular table uses. Fer pickling they arc simply grown later in tje season, in which case there is lesa tendency te make vines thau the carly 83wn ones. There is net a much better variety thau the old prickly. The beauti ful long smooth kinds of the English gar deners are net very great bearers in the open air, and are much mero liable te die off under unfavorable circumstances. Ttae Kind et Trees te riant. Gcrmantewn Telegraph. "Nice, smooth, straight eucs," says some one who docs net consider "foun dations." He probably docs net knew that tbese nice, smooth straight trees are grown by manuring and ciewJing in the rows a practice the reverse of being con ducive te health. Kathcr let us say : " Plant well grown trees." A tree stimulated by strong manure makes a rapid, plethoric, unhealthy growth ; and the first severe winter weaves its winding sheet. The destruction of millions of such trees by the winter of 1SS0-81 will net seen be forgotten. Crowd ed together with ethers, the lack of suffi cient air and sunshine makes the trees spindle up beautifully, te the eye of the novice and if it lives at all en removal te the orchard, it will need a stake te held it erect. Grewn en soil of moderate fertility without manure, and with plenty of room net less than four square feet the tree will be stocky, the stem tapering from base te summit, and with abundance of side-sheets se unsightly te the knowing. But these same side shcets produce cor responding lateral roots, and these plenti ful laterals are the life of the tree. liaising trees in this way will net be very profitable te tHc nurseryman ; but it will be te the planter, who can better afford te pay deuble price for such trees than te plant the ether kind, though re ceived as a gift. TIie Hearing Year. Country Gentleman. Through seveial of the most noted states for producing apples, the present year is one n, uuundance. There will probably be a heavier crop than can be profitably marketed, and prices will run lev. Last year was the light crop, and go.-d apples bretigal fifty or sixty cents per bushel at tm orchard, and some mere. The same light crop will probably be borne next year. Thcie is a geed deal of dis cussion year after year, and much inquiry hew te equalize the product. Many ex periments have been made by removing the blossoms and young fruit. In one in stance, a severe and cold storm swept through a fine apple region when the young fruit had set, and destroyed the whole crop. It chauged the bearing year for a time, and the next or odd yeargave heavy and profitable returns. The storm put many thousands of dellais into the pockets of the erchardists. If such a storm could be procured iu some way. in ether apple regions, it would pieve a money making occurrence. In its absence, how hew how ever, much may be doue artificially. By shearing off all the blossoms, or the young fruit when no larger thau cherries, the bearing year has been chauged en yeurg trees. While the orchard is ceminsr into bearing, the change is easily effected, and 1 tuelaueris net great. It would be tee expensive and laborious en old trees ; the change en these is mere difficult, and the labor is wasted. Sheep shears are the most convenient for the work. Knock ing the young apples off with poles bruises the trees. It would be worth while te trj the experiment of lemeving the young crop when in blossom, and also after the fruit has set, and observe which answers the desired purpose best. Fer trcinulniism-,, wafcel'ulne-.-;, dizziness, and lack of enerjjy, a.nm-t valuable remedy is IJrewii's Iren Hitters. hiiiLeirs cure will immediately relieve Croup, Wlioepinij CeiikIi and r.rmieiiili-. Fer sale at ( eclirau's drug blerr, l."7 North Queen street. An Old I'rlcuil. lie was allUcli'd with a lauus b.iek and gen eral di'liility; he was ri'ceminrii.lcd Themas' Kclectric Oil which ruted him at enei-. This famous specific is a positive leinedv ter liedily pain. Fer --ideal II. IS. Cochran':, drug store. 1S7 Xeith Queen Klrei-I. Lancaster. 'llAi'KMErACK," a lasting and Iragrant per luine. l'i ici!'2." and L0 cents. Fer&ale at C'ocli C'ecli rail's drug sleiv.riT Xertli Queen street. A Leap Inte iepular Faver. It is net always that tlie world acknowledge s what is light and host; but lltirdeek Weed Hitters, by universal acfiuicacncc, have been awarded the premium ler cleansing tin; Meed, curing indigestion, constipation, regulating the bowels, and toning up weak nerves. 1'rien $1. Fer sale at II." 1!. Cechraii's-drug stoic, 11.7 Xertli Queen street. Lancaster. Tnr. Kuv. Gue. II. Tuaycr. et Jhiiirben. Iiul., says : "ISeth myself and wile ewe our lives ie Siui-eu's CeNsujiiTHra Cuitc. Fer sale at Coch ran's drug store, 1S7 Xertli Queen street. CHINA AH 13 ULAtlS HAUi,. Kill at AIAK'II.V II II AT CHINA HALL. lust opened, . i new Invoice et Decorated China and Fancy Goods. OECOIJATLD CHINA TE.Y-SATS. FltUIT-SETfc, DKS EUT-SI-.TS. i'.AKi'.OTIXK VASES, I'.ELLKl'Iv TEAl'OT AND SHELLS M A.IOL1CA-W A IMC, .V e. WMTK ANJ GOLD ilAXJ) C'JILYA. Pt-oenil ftrt Porcelain anil China. DINNER SETS. . fi.MimiiM' uurstecl. befeie pmvltasiiig. High & Martin, 15 EAST KING STREET. HViiKH ANlt HTA-l'lONEH. jM:. !'t,AIN AN1 FASiiV STATIONERY. MV PAX ELS. NEW EASELS. .NEW HOOKS AXI XEW MAO V.IXKS, L. M. FLYTs'N'8 NO. 42 AVKST KINO STKKKT. TOIIN ISA UK'S SUNS. Jehn Baer's Sens, Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street. LANCASTER, FA.. Have in sleck and for sale, at the LOV EST l'ltlCE.S the Largest Asieituicsit el Beeks and Stationery That, is te be leiuid in the Intel ier el Pennsyl vania, embracing Xew and Standard Heeks, Illustrated Heeks, Juvenile Heeks. Sunday Scheel Heeka and Hiblcs. Familv Riblcs In Various styles, Teachers' llihles, llj ii.it Heek ., German Hiblcs, Prayer Heeks. WRITING PAPERS and ENVELOPES. Ulanlc Day Heeks, Ledgers, Cesh Heeks, In. voice Heeks, I'assboeks, Writing Inks and Fluids, Steel Fens, Hill Heeks, Pocket books Purses, l'hotegraph Albums, Cabinet Fraine Rirtlnlay Cards. 1'ictiire Cards. Ac. Ilel, I.AXO'SCEl.EHRATEOGOLU I'K.Vs. And a general assortment el Stationery, Scheel Heeks and Scheel Furniture at tin: SIGN OF THE BOOB K EAD THIS Lakcaster, Pa., April 28. 1S31. THB KlDSKVCUIlA Mr'e COMPANY. GenU It gives me much pleasure te say th.itafter using one pack et KIDXEVCIIItA I have been entirely cured et a severe pain m my back and side, of long standing, and that, tee, alter trying various known remedies. 1 have every eenfldence In your medicine, cheerful Iv recommend it, and knew that many of mylricnds. who have 'used it have been benefited. PETER BAKER, m261yd Foreman Examiner ana Express. MEDICAL B KOWS'S IKON" 1UTTEKS. FAILING ! That is what a great many people are doing. They don't knew just what is the matter, but they have a-combination of pains and aches, ami each month they grew worse. The only sure remedy yet found . is BROWN'S IROX BITTERS, and this by rapid and thorough assimulatien with the bleed puri fies and enriches :t, and rich, strong bleed flowing te every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues, drives out disease and gives health and strength. This is why BROWN'S IRON BITTERS will cure liver and kid ney diseases, consumption, rheu matism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, malaria, intermittent fevers, &c. 2U-; S. Paca St., Haltiuierc. Xe ember 28, ISS1. 1 was a great sull'erer from Oyspepsij.and ler several weeks could cat nothing and was grow ing weaker every day. I tried HKOWX'S 1UON HITTEIW and am happy le say I new have a geed appetite, anil am getting stienger. Jes. JIcC'awluv. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is net a drink and docs net contain whisky. It is the only prepara tion of Iren that causes no iujtu iujtu ieus effects. Get the genuine. Don't be imposed en with imita tions. Fer sale lit II. IS. COCHKAX'S Orug Stere, 17 and 139 Xertli Queen street. Lancaster. niyJi lwd&w T. YOU AVI1.I. KIND THAT AL'TKK A visit te Hie theatre, opera house or ball room, that the voice lrc(uently becomes husky and hearse, and the threat inllumeii and irritated. Xcglect at such a time will id ten prove disastrous te the patient. Occi dental should be taken at once. It seethes all irritation, allays the lever, and emdiilatcs the germ et the disease that is liable te fellow. Constant coughing and a wakeful night will beaveided by taking a single dose. The virtue of Hie Occidental is growing. Fer sale by II. I!. Cochran, druggist, 1:17 and IS) Xertli Queen street, Lancaster. niiMwd I KAY'S SI'KCIKIl: MKD1CINK. TUJS JT Great English Uemcily. An unfailing cure ler Inipeteney, and all Diseases that lollew less et J.Iismery, Universal Lassi tude. Pain In tin; Hack, Dimness et Vision, Prematuie Old Age, and many ether dNcascs that lead te Ihsanitv or Con sumption and a 1'rciiiatiiru Grave. Full par ticulars in our painplct, which we desire te send tree by mail te every one. Tlie Specific .Medicine Is sold by all ill uggistsal $1 per pack age, or six packages ier$., or will Le tent free by mail en the receipt et the money, by ad dressingTHEGltAY MEDICINE CO., Huihile, X. 1. On account et counterfeits, we have adopted theYellewWrapper; thcenly genuine. Guarantees et cure issued by us. Fer sale in Lancister by 11. IS. Cer-hiun, 137 Xertli Qaeen street. aprlMyiLVw JtAILJtOAVS. riiii. GREAT Burlington Eoute. Chicago, Burlington & Quiucy R. It. Chicago, ICurllngleu & jniury R. R. PRINCIPAL LINE AXD OJLD FAVORITE FKOM (! H r (! A (i 0 OH PEORIA TO KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, CAI.lt'OltXl A, LINCOLN AND DENVER. The SHORTEST, QUICKEST and REST line te St. Jeseph, Atehinsen, Tepek.i, DenWeii, Dallas, Galveston, and all points in Iowa, Ne braska, Misseiul, Kansas, New Mexico, Ari zona, Mentana and Texas, This leute has no superior for Albert Lea, Minneapolis and St. I'nuL Nationally reputed as being the GREAT THROUGH CAR LINE. Universally conceded te be the HEsT KQUIPI'KD Hailread in the world for all clas-es et travel. All connections made in Union depot-". Try Hand you will find traveling a luxury, instead of a discomfort, Tliieugh tickets via tliN celebrated line ler .--ale at all efliccs in the U. S. and Canada. All information about rales of tare, Sleeping Cars, etc., cheerfully given by . l'KItCEVAL, LOWKtL, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ilj.. T. J. I'OITEK, ::l Vice Prcs. .v Gen. Manager, Chicaoe, III. .IOIIN O. A. ItKAN.Oen. Kastern Agt., !17 Rreadwny, 3('Vashingten St. Xew Yekk. Bosten, Mass. uinylft-tyil&w CAHK1AUES, &C. 'PIUS STANMAKD CAKKIAUK 1TOKK OF I.AXCASTEU COUNTY. EDGERLEY k Ce., PINE Carriage Builder's. MARKET STREET, Rear of Central Market Houses, LANCASTER, I'EN'N'A. We make every style Buggy and Carriage de sired. All work finished in the most comfort' able and elegant style. Wc use only the best selected material, and employ only the best mechanics, i or quality of work eurprices are the cheapest in the state. We buy ler cash anil sell en the most reasonable terms. Give us a call. All work warranted. Repairing vrempt ' ly attended te. One set et workmen especial I v ' cmpleved ler that -purpose. (ir-ifi.i w CX.OTHISO. G. A. E. SUITS. Made from the Celelirattvl D I This is the only kind we sell. 11 is the host goods and warranted te held the color. There are plenty cheaper Rlues in the market, hut the RFST are the CHEAPEST. "BOY ONLY THE MIDDLKeRX." We eyelet-hole Ceat and Vest, if desired, and furnish Twe Sets of Buttens for changiug. White Linen Tests, A large and fresh variety. A. C. YATES & CO. LEDGER BUILDING, Chestnut and Sixth Sts., PHILADELPHIA. Grand Army Suits. Four grades, all-wool, true blue: STANDARD, with S. IS. SACK SIO.75 SI'EAMltOAT, with S.B. SACK 13.00 XEPTUXE, with D. 15. SACK 1G.OO YACHT CLUIS, witllS. U. SACK 15.0O A double set of buttons with each coal and vest. WAN A MAKER & BROWN, O.u: Hall. Cen. Sixth and iLkKi'.r St-., Pllll.AnKLI'HTA. U.OTiiiM;r I). R HOSTETTER & SON Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, 24 CENTRE SQUARE, LANCASTER, WR TAKE 1'LKAXUKJe JX XOTIFYIXU THE I'Ur.MC IX U EX Hit At. THAT OUtt .STOCK FOk Till: SPRING SEASON IS COMPLETED, AXD IT Wll.l. HEXE FlTOUll PATItOXN TO IXHl'EVT The Large Variety of Goods KOR- GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, THE LATEST IX I'ATTEltX AXD COLOR, WHICH WE HA V E OX O IT It COUXTEllS 1 1 Hosteller k Sen 24 CENTRE SQUARE, llesei lip Flaiei OAMVJS-LK. "lAKr-hTS. Carpet Manufactory. Having uiidi'rt.tken te iiiaiiul.ictiirc KAli and CHAIN CARPETS, wholesale. '.M yards per week, I am new prepared te m-11 my entire stock et Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian Oa,rpets, AT GREAT ISARGAINS AND AT KELO'.t COST, te make room and Rive my entire attention te wholesale trade of my own limiiul.u-tur. .t goods, l'lease call early. H. S. SHIRK, CARPET HAIL, Oer. VQfest King and Water Sie, J!?'-VSl?5- -
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